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What High-Growth Founders Do Differently With Ads
They Treat Ads as a System, Not a Shortcut High-growth founders do not see ads as a quick way to get sales. They see ads as a system that connects product, message, timing, and data. Instead of launching campaigns based on guesses, they build clear structures before spending money. This mindset helps them scale faster while wasting less budget.
By Ruthie Valdez2 months ago in Journal
Akshaye Khanna and Karisma Kapoor: The Bollywood Marriage Proposal That Never Became Reality. AI-Generated.
Akshaye Khanna and Karisma Kapoor: The Marriage That Almost Happened and Why It Didn’t Bollywood has always been a land of dazzling romances, whispered proposals, and relationships that never made it to the altar. Among the many “what could have been” stories, one that still sparks curiosity is the reported near-marriage between Akshaye Khanna and Karisma Kapoor. According to long-discussed industry accounts, the alliance was serious enough that Karisma’s father, veteran actor Randhir Kapoor, formally approached Vinod Khanna with a marriage proposal for his son. Yet, despite the stature of both film families, the union never materialized. Here’s a closer, professional look at what reportedly happened and why the match fell through.
By Asad Ali2 months ago in Journal
Reccopilot Named a Fall 2025 Top Performer by SourceForge. AI-Generated.
Reccopilot, an AI-powered hiring assistant designed for small and mid-sized teams, has been recognized as a Fall 2025 Top Performer by SourceForge, one of the world’s largest and most trusted software comparison and review platforms. The announcement was made as SourceForge released its latest roundup of standout software products, highlighting tools that demonstrate exceptional user satisfaction and consistent value across several operational categories, including HR, productivity, business operations, and enterprise technology.
By Mike Johnshon2 months ago in Journal
We Shouldn't Have to Pay for Everything
Bills, bills, bills. They keep piling up. One after the other. Rent, phone, grocery, water, heat. The list goes on. More than 60% of your bi-weekly paycheque gets used towards bills. And then you have to save in case something bad may happen, or a wedding is coming up, what about Christmas? Our current world drags you down, one dollar at a time. You’re surviving, not living.
By Melody Vanbeak2 months ago in Journal
3 Trends Brands Must Bring Into Their Experiential Marketing in the New Year
When I think about experiential marketing, I'm reminded of how much the landscape has evolved. A few years ago, a stunning Instagram backdrop was enough to call an activation successful. But the brands really winning now? They're creating experiences that don't just look good in photos, but actually resonate on an emotional level long after the event ends.
By Aarti Arora-McLean2 months ago in Journal
Nvidia will integrate an internal GPS into its AI chips to monitor their route and final destination
Nvidia is developing technology that will allow it to determine the country where its artificial intelligence chips are operating, a measure aimed at preventing these processors from reaching territories where their export is restricted. The company has privately demonstrated this tool to partners and customers, although it has not yet officially launched it. The feature would operate as optional software that users could install in their data centers.
By Omar Rastelli2 months ago in Journal
Bondi Beach Attack Shocks Sydney During Peaceful Jewish Event
Australia is in deep shock after a deadly shooting took place at Bondi Beach in Sydney during a peaceful Jewish community event. At least *11 people were killed* and *29 others were injured*, including *two police officers*, according to authorities. The incident happened during an event called *“Chanukah by the Sea,”* which was organized to celebrate the beginning of the Jewish festival of Hanukkah.
By Kashif Wazir2 months ago in Journal
Live Updates: At Least 11 Killed in Shooting at Australia’s Bondi Beach
In a shocking and tragic incident on Sunday, December 14, 2025, a mass shooting at Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia has left at least 11 people dead and dozens injured, according to police and multiple live reports. Authorities have described the attack as a targeted assault on the Jewish community during a Hanukkah celebration, urging the public to stay away from the area as investigations continue.
By Waqar Khan2 months ago in Journal
A Cat at the Edge of the Courtyard
The stray cat appeared in the courtyard during winter, though no one could recall exactly when it arrived. The evenings at that time of year carried a particular stillness. Cold air settled between the buildings, lingering long after daylight faded, and the familiar walkways took on a narrow, enclosed quality. One evening, pausing near the recycling bins, I heard a sound so slight that it seemed uncertain of itself. It was neither a cry nor a call for attention, but something closer to hesitation, as though the cat were testing whether the space around it might respond.
By lin yan2 months ago in Journal
Winter Sunlight
In winter, sunlight feels earned. It arrives later than we expect, filtered through long mornings of gray, as though the day itself hesitates before beginning. When it finally appears, it does not flood the world with confidence. Instead, it moves carefully, touching the ground in narrow bands, slipping between buildings and bare branches, testing whether it is still welcome. And in that restraint lies its quiet power.
By lin yan2 months ago in Journal
Demetris Fenwick – Rising Star of Boxing and Champion of Community
Introduction Demetris Fenwick is a professional American boxer and a dedicated community leader from Baltimore, Maryland. Known for his discipline, determination, and resilience, Fenwick has become more than just an athlete; he is a mentor and inspiration for countless young people growing up in challenging environments. Through boxing and outreach programs, he demonstrates that success is not only measured by victories in the ring but also by the positive impact one has on society. His journey from the streets of West Baltimore to professional boxing arenas exemplifies how perseverance, focus, and self-belief can overcome adversity.
By MUHAMMAD SHAFIE2 months ago in Journal
Stop Celebrating Your Series A: The Ponzi Scheme of Modern SaaS
Open LinkedIn right now, and what do you see? Founders holding oversized checks. Team photos with “We just raised $5M!” captions—an endless parade of vanity metrics masquerading as success. The startup world has been brainwashed into believing that fundraising is a milestone.
By Cher Che2 months ago in Journal